13 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
Coal buyers urged to act now highlighting rising prices and limited demand for nonbusiness use. The article notes scarce supply and a push to purchase ahead of anticipated cost increases. Stakeholders emphasize the investment value of securing coal before general demand peaks.
Markell Ford advertises screen doors and window screens with special sizes and made to order options. It claims the largest stock in the city with prices from 18 cents and up.
The document outlines claims of lodge involvement and admits obtaining proof from the Government Printing Office. It cites figures for salaries and expenses in Washington since 1902, including $10,000 annual salary, various payments through May to June, and extensive publicity costs. It references Paul Christian and sugar planters offices in Washington, with notes on engagement with the White House and a lack of explanation for a president's refusal to see Cary.
The Base Ball Trust league clubs begin organizing with teams led by key figures from LTrust and pealert owledge. Officials outline aims, standings, and early matchups as the season opens amid cautious optimism and shared goals.
Brigadier General Pershing led the forces that subdued the Moros in the previously reported campaign. The article notes his role as commander of troops and highlights the successful operation and its significance in pacifying the Moro resistance.
Fragmentary wartime note claims the island is wholly peaceful again, with readers left to infer details of control and conflict from limited text. The line suggests restoration or stabilization after hostilities in the Moro region near Manila.
Four people are dead and many injured after a train collision in Stamford Connecticut. The westbound Springfield express crashed into the rear of the first section, burning the cars and trapping occupants. Stamford fire department rushed to remove victims from the wreckage.
Wilkes-Barre Pa June 12 Joseph Dixon 35 and a woman believed to be his wife were found dead in a hotel bedroom from asphyxiation. They had checked in last Wednesday claiming Pittston as their residence and had begun a trip. Police and coroner ruled the deaths accidental after determining the couple died about seven hours earlier.
A boy in Perkiomenville Massachusetts reports his father fell from a canoe while fishing with his young son Iraard. The canoe tipped, the father went into the Perkiomen, and before aid could be summoned, he drowned.
The Avery family is urged to keep this preparation at hand during hot wet weather. Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is said to be worth fines when needed and nearly certain to be required before summer. It has no superior for its intended purposes and is sold by all dealers.
A brief, fragmented report notes a narrow margin in favor of free sugar and a pending tariff bill heading to the Senate. The discussion centers on resident Wilson and policy schedules, with expectations of passage if the vice president casts a tie-breaking vote.
Colonel Goethals reported that President Wilson plans to visit the Panama Canal zone as soon as Congress adjourns. The chief engineer said he expects to open the water into the canal around October 1, and can delay for two weeks if the president is delayed to see the project before filling.
Zurich reports wealth sought isolation as Husene Marci and his wife, among Switzerland’s richest, were found dead from gas in their villa. Friends call the deaths a deliberate self restraint, noting both were childless and disinterested in life.
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